Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich 'poisoned' during Ukraine-Russia peace talks in early March - reports

Roman Abramovich is said to be ‘fine’ after reportedly suffering symptoms of chemical weapons or poisoning, and continues to be involved in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. The Wall Street Journal and investigate reporting team Bellingcat both ran stories on Monday afternoon suggesting that Abramovich was one of several attendees of peace talks to suffer symptoms such as ‘piercing pain in the eyes’ and peeling skin.

The Russian oligarch is said to have experienced blindness and underwent treatment in Turkey, one of the few countries not to have imposed sanctions on Russia. Ad/> The reports state that the level of poisoning, potentially delivered by water or chocolate consumed before or during the meeting of 3 March, was likely deliberate but not meant to be lethal.

World Cup Qualification UEFARonaldo: I will decide when I retire from international duty35 MINUTES AGO Bellingcat tweeted: «Bellingcat can confirm that three members of the delegation attending the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia on the night of 3 to 4 March 2022 experienced symptoms consistent with poisoning with chemical weapons. »One of [the] victims was Russian entrepreneur Roman Abramovich." Abramovich is said to have travelled between Moscow and Kyiv as he is party to negotiations between the two countries as they hold peace talks.

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